Modern LED Landscape Lighting

Why We Love LED Landscape Lighting

Bright fixtures create a bright welcome in the front or backyard that you and your guests are guaranteed to love. From helpful, guiding path lights and bollard lights to spotlights and deck lighting that make dim areas safer, this assortment of LED landscape lighting combines cost-saving energy efficiency with stylish modern design. And when paired with other elements of the great outdoors, you'll bring the look of your home's exterior full circle.

Where LED Landscape Lighting Works Best

Front yards become approachable with the right mix of LED path lights. Lined along the driveway or walkways, this style of landscape lighting is abundant in style and safety, creating a wealth of illumination in otherwise dark areas of the landscape. Bollard lights fulfill a similar purpose as path lights and are a popular choice for commercial landscape lighting, like the exteriors of restaurants and office buildings. Spotlights and floodlights shine a bright amount of uplight against the outside of the house, structures in the yard or trees in the yard. Well-lights and in-ground lights lend themselves to guiding light, making them another option for walkways leading to the deck or the gazebo. And on the deck, LED step lights and deck post lights create a dining environment for outdoor summer parties. Finally, in spaces where are pond or waterfall is present, create unique accents and shadows with a pond light.

Types of LED Outdoor and Landscape Lighting

• LED Outdoor Wall Lights: Mounted on exterior walls, these lights illuminate entrances, patios, and pathways, enhancing both the safety and aesthetics of outdoor spaces. They come in various designs to complement any architectural style.
• LED Outdoor Flush + Semi Flush: Ideal for areas with limited space or lower ceilings, these fixtures provide ample lighting from above without protruding too much into the space, making them perfect for covered porches and breezeway.
• LED Outdoor Pendant Lights: Hanging lights that add a decorative touch to outdoor areas. They work well in open-air settings like gazebos or over dining areas, providing focused illumination and a cozy ambiance.
• LED Landscape Lighting: Includes a wide range of fixtures such as path lights, bollard lights, spotlights, and well-lights designed to enhance the natural beauty of outdoor landscapes, increase safety, and extend usable outdoor time.

An LED Landscape Fixture for Every Style

LED landscape and garden lights can find their way into a number of exterior aesthetics. From homes featuring traditional elements to those graced with modern patio furniture, landscape lighting aims to round out the decor of the area. Contemporary landscapes benefit from post mounts and path lights from Hinkley Lighting. Kichler offers a selection of fixtures for any landscaping need and you will find all of the necessary parts and accessories too. Consider Tech Lighting for path lights, bollards and deck lights, and look to Focus Industries for a unique collection of fixtures (you'll even find an assortment of task lamps for the barbecue).

Choosing the Best LED Landscape Lighting

Selecting the right mix of LED landscape fixtures for your yard depends really on what is missing in your current lighting scheme. Appropriate landscape lighting design is accomplished in a number of ways and when done well, LED landscape lights will pair with existing lighting already in the space from sconces, ceiling lights and portable lamps. Begin your search by identifying dim areas of the yard you would like to illuminate. Then measure a fixture's size by looking to dimensions like height, width and depth. And refine your choices with colors and finishes that will fit into your current aesthetic. Finally, look to the differences between line voltage and low voltage to have an understanding of the amount of electricity required by an LED fixture. If you have any questions about the LED outdoor landscape lighting featured here, please call our lighting experts at 877.445.4486.

Other Considerations

If you haven't already, be sure to take a look at the assortment of LED outdoor lighting available. LED outdoor lighting continues to dress up the exterior of your home with a selection of wall-mounted lights, post-mount lights, hanging lights and portable lamps. And relax in style in your outdoor living area with deck chairs, sofas and more in the collection of stylish patio furniture. For any outdoor space, you're guaranteed to find the right combination of lighting, furniture and accessories to make it unique to your personality and tastes.

Frequently Asked Questions About LED Landscape Lighting:

Do LED landscape lights get hot?

LED landscape lights are known for their energy efficiency and low heat emission compared to traditional lighting solutions. While they do generate some heat, it is significantly less than incandescent or halogen bulbs, making them safer to use around plants and in outdoor living areas.

How long should LED landscape lights last?

LED landscape lights are designed for longevity, typically lasting anywhere from 25,000 to 50,000 hours. This durability ensures that they can provide illumination for several years, making them a cost-effective and low-maintenance lighting solution for outdoor spaces.

How far can you run LED landscape lights?

The maximum distance you can run LED landscape lights depends on the type of wiring system used and the power source. For low voltage systems, which are common in landscape lighting, it's recommended to keep the total length of the wiring under 100 feet to prevent voltage drop. However, planning and consulting with a professional can help optimize your layout for longer runs if necessary.

How far away should LED landscape lights be from plants?

LED landscape lights should be positioned far enough to avoid direct contact with plants while still achieving the desired lighting effect. A general guideline is to place lights at least 1 to 2 feet away from plants. This distance helps prevent heat damage (even though LEDs emit less heat) and reduces the risk of obstructing plant growth, ensuring both the plants and lights can coexist beautifully in your landscape design.